Economic Commentary on British Columbia’s Climate Action Tax Credit: How Is It Creating an Equitable Environment in B.C.?

This paper examines the impact of British Columbia’s Climate Action Tax Credit on creating a more equitable environment in face increasing carbon taxes. By applying economic concepts such as marginal social/private costs and consumer/producer spending by implementation Pigouvian tax (carbon tax), analyzes equity that theoretically should be present Columbia consequence credit. It several secondary sources applies theory per International Baccalaureate Diploma Program.